As Tokyo’s otaku mecca continues to transform, a part of its past will fade away this month.
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Tokyo’s much-ballyhooed Kichijoji only makes it to number-three, while an outsider with easy access to Tokyo takes the top spot.
The San Francisco-based deli is now offering its bagels, sandwiches and nourishing Jewish-American comfort food in the heart of Tokyo, and we visited them on opening day!
Test program reserves space for parents traveling with kids, would possibly mean fewer crying babies on adult-accessible carriages.
Mr. Sato finds friendship, cancer, and the Olympics at the bottom of this confusingly arranged business.
Yeah, all those boutiques in Tokyo’s trendy Harajuku district are nice, but this is our new favorite place in the neighborhood.
The new building is a feat of environmentally conscious engineering that will stand taller than Tokyo Tower.
We looked at this Shibuya restaurant’s 2.3-kilogram (5.1-pound) spaghetti serving and said, “Naw, that’s not enough.”
Video gaming’s newest trend meets its oldest hero with co-op game at Namco’s Tokyo amusement park.
Tokyo ramen chain Menya Musashi’s chocolate ramen is back for Valentine’s, this time with roast duck and truffles for a savory and sweet noodle experience!
Even if something happens once in a blue moon, it’s still not as rare, or gorgeous, as this.
Not having enough money to pay rent each month isn’t their biggest problem is securing permanent housing, though.
And if you’re a traveler or a local with a full load of laundry to do, there’s no more relaxing way to get it done.
Sensoji Temple, the Ghibli Museum, and Tokyo Disneyland are always worth a visit, but especially on snowy days like this.
































































